This article, published by the Future of Privacy Forum, provides an overview of India’s new rules pertaining to intermediary liability and regulation of publishers of digital content, as well as its analysis of how these rules should and will be interpreted and applied in India.
India’s Intermediary & Digital Media Rules
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